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The Castilian Conspiracy (second edition)
In 1925, the Royal Spanish Academy (Real Academia Española) betrayed its protégé, the Castilian language, which has always been —and continues to be— the most widely used Spanish language used worldwide. After 14 properly named editions of its Dictionary and 433 years after the publication of the first Castilian Grammar book, the Royal Spanish Academy removed the proper name from the cover of the Dictionary, as part of a plot where Francisco Franco would later become a co-conspirator. Since 1978, the Royal Spanish Academy has been acting in violation of the Spanish Constitution and has been disrespecting the national heritage. The Castilian Conspiracy reveals the uncensored truth about the most widely used Spanish language. Through personal studies and anecdotes, quotations, historical facts, little-know rules, and unique observations, author Allan Tépper unfolds while he proposes improvements for the language and its speakers. Now, the second edition has even more proof than before.
The world according to Teresa Di Sclafani
Teresa Di Sclafani De Nasca was born in Italy. She has also lived in Venezuela and in the United States. Her autobiography will be published soon.
Branded RSS Podcasting (Second Edition)
Whose domain is in your RSS feed: yours or somebody else’s? Of course, for your own benefit it should only be your own. And the domain registrar should be completely independent from your hosting company or hosting companies. Otherwise, the conflict of interest that would arise upon any conflict or sudden expulsion would be like hiring your spouse —a lawyer— to represent you in your own divorce.) The only way to be absolutely sure to retain existing podcast subscribers is to own your own domain and use it as the basis of your RSS feed. This ebook will explain why RSS is essential for syndication on platforms like Amazon, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, Spotify, TuneIn and...
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WordPress security + multi-backups: My automated 4-destination strategy
WordPress is one of the most popular platforms for websites, with or without blogs. WordPress is getting better all the time. But thanks to its popularity, WordPress is also a big target for attackers, with 6 million password attack attempts every 16 hours according to an industry leader. That’s why we need the best combination of security, convenience and continuous automatic backups to multiple destinations, on different servers in different geographical locations. I’d like to share my new strategy for mid 2023, which involves 5 layers of security followed by a backup system that automatically sends the data to multiple servers in different geographical locations, and is known to allow fast and reliable restorations. This guide is for WordPress.org (self-hosted) users, not those who use WordPress.com.
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